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NCN12 Traveller's Lane Hatfield where the route turns off to follow the paths through Oxlease Wood and Streamwoods. (Note map is slighly inaccurate at this point. Photo marker is at the correct location where the cycle path crosses the roa ... [more]
Redmac filter lane and advanced advanced stop line plus flush kerb to join the shared use pavement ( #34998). Note that the advance stop line highlights with a left turn arrow that left turning cyclists should position themselves in front o ... [more]
Redmac filter lane and advanced advanced stop line plus flush kerb to join the shared use pavement (right turning cyclists can avoid the red phase). Note that the advance stop line highlights with a left turn arrow that left turning cyclist ... [more]
New 'Cyclists proceed with caution' pavement "sign" at the end of the Crouch Street East cycle lane. There is a lot to take in at this junction, and nothing bar this "sign" to aid the cyclist, or prompt them as to where hazards may be: ... [more]
Cycle Lane is in the "Door Danger Zone". Do not use this type of cycle lane, you risk having a door opened in your face
ACL (advisory cycle lane) in the centre of a one way main carriageway with three lanes. The northern, one way section of Karlsstraße has a right hand side lane for traffic to turn right into the two way eastern section of Stephanienstraà ... [more]
This is probably the worst designed cycle lane in London. They erected a bus shelter in the middle !
Big 1980's bridge with segregated cycle ways on both sides, seperated from the main carriageway by a wall.
Months after the new Crouch St cycle lane was installed it is being ripped up for alterations after a petition from local traders.
Crouch Street traders have started a petition against the controversial cycle path. This is a poster displayed in a number of shop windows.
These guard rails leave no where for a cyclist to go should there be an incident on the road.
Pickfords van driving in cycle lane, narrow cycle lane, and general poor road surface.
Narrow cycle lanes, Mowbray Rd, especially after rain cyclist avoiding puddles, similar to #32958
See video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lb37GeOdD6o I've shown the failings in this path, at the end of Church Lane in Trumpington, several times. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4m25-ElLAA http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DG6kZNF ... [more]
See video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKuIY5-w18w I've shown the failings in this path, at the end of Church Lane in Trumpington, several times. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4m25-ElLAA http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DG6kZNF ... [more]
See video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BPvplRIFqj4 I've shown the failings in this path, at the end of Church Lane in Trumpington, several times. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4m25-ElLAA http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DG6kZNF ... [more]
See video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BoddpTGNayk I've shown the failings in this path, at the end of Church Lane in Trumpington, several times. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4m25-ElLAA http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DG6kZNF ... [more]
See video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BoddpTGNayk I've shown the failings in this path, at the end of Church Lane in Trumpington, several times. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4m25-ElLAA http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DG6kZNF ... [more]
See video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FXsQQTet05w I've shown the failings in this path, at the end of Church Lane in Trumpington, several times. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4m25-ElLAA http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DG6kZNF ... [more]
Advanced stop line and filter lane with green tarmac - good practice. But why is the cycle lane so narrow?
See video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4m25-ElLAA This is a follow up from http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DG6kZNFCIE0. If a car driver is turning left at this junction, the implication is that they must have a car that is 3foot ... [more]
See video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DG6kZNFCIE0 As I approach the lights coming along the road from Trumpington Church there's some rather battered red tarmac indicating a cycle lane. The car at the lights, in the cycle lane, ... [more]
See video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVcL03kt0pw Not the best clip, rather bumpy and camera looked like it wasn't held properly. I like the way the driver has thought to not occupy the whole lane, clearly forgetting the "door z ... [more]
See video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jpS-XCIKJkg This is a regular event on this part of Grange Road. Cars waiting for someone to come out of Robinson College Halls park in the cycle lane, often taking away the pinch point cycle l ... [more]
See video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRm4GxQME3s This is probably a good display of lack of control. It's possible to postulate that the driver was doing something else in the car than just driving. As I arrived behind the wait ... [more]
It shouldn't be a surprise to anyone to find the new section of cycle lane on St. Johns Street obstructed! See #29978 for perspective.
Short bit of mandatory cycle lane directing cyclists onto the shared use path, at The Crescent.
What will be a shared-use path between Westway and a new development in Essex Hall Rd. It could go further however and form a link with North Station (see #30424).
Cycle path running alongside the seafront comes to an abrupt end, to continue at the bottom of this steep flight of stairs. Not to worry though, cyclists are specially accomodated for (see #30422).
New drop kerb and something resembling a stretch of cycle lane, on Southway. Cycling is now permitted on this pavement, somewhat controversially.
Cycle Colchester's final flurry: paint a few cycle symbols on the pavement and we've got a cycle route... or not. Part of a series of changes to this area without any forethought. See: #29975, #29977, and #29978.
A silly strip of 'cycle lane' inside a parking bay, at an awkward angle, and leading nowhere (either way-- see #29977). See #29979 for where it is intended to lead (in this direction), even though the symbol is facing only one way...
A silly strip of 'cycle lane' inside a parking bay, at an awkward angle, and leading nowhere (either way-- see #29978). Part of Cycle Colchester's final flurry.
The section of cycle path on East St. has been remarked. Nothing has been done however to address the flooding that occurs everytime it rains.
Cycleways are supposed to be separated from footways by some kind of 'upstand'. The idea is to help visually impaired people tell where they should walk and where they can expect bikes. But the problem is that some upstands can trip bikes o ... [more]
Cycle lane entry/exit into a parking bay (see also #28884) at the Garrison. This bad practice can also be seen at Leisure World (see #20567).
Cycle lane entry/exit into a parking bay (see also #28885) at the Garrison. This bad practice can also be seen at Leisure World (see #20567).
Woman on a motorised scooter abusing the new redmac, advisory cycle lane on Gilbert Road between Gurney Way and Milton Road on 15 Feb 2011 at 10:06 am.
Driver of silver Ford Ka MA03 VKW abusing the advisory cycle lane between Gurney Way and Milton Road on 15 Feb 2011 at 9:01. Police in the silver Vauxhall Zafira apparently instructing her to get out of the cycle lane, at least the two clai ... [more]
The driver of a blue Ford Focus with number plates ND54 YPE and Silver Skoda Octavia with number plates OY06 XTA and taxi license 1106 are abusing the advisory status of the Gilbert Road redmac cycle lane (at the junction with Milton Road) ... [more]
Gilbert Road cycle lanes on 14 February 2011 in the afternoon. Valentine's friendly cycle lane width ;-)
Since building work started at Coleridge College, selfish parents have taken to using the mandatory cycle lanes that bypass the chicane / speed cushion as a place to park. Here car reg NA06WWL at 9am on 4/2/11. The people most at risk ... [more]
Obstacles have painted indicators along the Reading and Wokingham Road shared cycle path.
Ambiguous new road markings in Port Lane. Are cyclists being encouraged onto the pavement or to turn left? The path doesn't last long before a brick wall ends it abruptly.
New red surfacing and logos mark the approach to the path link between the end of Roxborough Rd (cul-de-sac) and Arbury Rd. The colouring is quite subtle, not providing a particularly strong contrast with the surrounding tarmac, but unli ... [more]
New red surfacing and logos mark the approach to the path link between the end of Roxborough Rd (cul-de-sac) and Arbury Rd. The colouring is quite subtle, not providing a particularly strong contrast with the surrounding tarmac, but unli ... [more]
Pedestrian entrance to the new Sainsbury's. It should also be the cyclists entrance since it is the most direct route, and closest to some of the cycle parking. The plans depict a pedestrian crossing in the road at this point, and a drop ... [more]
Hawkins Wharf leads to a pleasant riverside walk (see #27333), Hythe Quay, and currently Colne Causeway.
Once the Hawkins Wharf development is finished, the riverside walk will be a pleasant cycle way.
The new 'Topsail Footbridge' between Hythe Quay and Hawkins Wharf is now open. It is a shared-use brdige, however the ugly and tight chicane inhibits cyclists access to it. No drop kerb has been added to the pavement, again making it diffic ... [more]
Cut-through between Norman Way and its lay-by (leading to the Shrub End Road crossing, see #27321). Useful for those cycling to/from The Commons. Either side of the bollard is rather narrow, and there seems no reason for it to be. The ov ... [more]
Widened shared path on Boadicea Way. Note the crossing (see #27324) in the background with 'Cyclists Dismount' signs.
New section of cycle lane, between the Shrub End Road crossing and Norman Way lay-by.
Start of a shared path alongside Berechurch Hall Road, leading to Town Centre and Friday Woods.
Lucy Lane North is a dead-end for motorists, but cyclists and pedestrians can continue to Lucy Lane South, the other side of the A12, via an underpass (see #27203 and #27204).
Lucy Lane South is a dead-end for motorists, but cyclists and pedestrians can continue to Lucy Lane North, the other side of the A12, via an underpass (see #27203 and #27204).
Disappointing there will be no link between Berechurch Road and the Garrison Route at this point.
The new path connecting Ypres Road to the Garrison network is open but awaiting the top layer. Not clear yet what is happening to the other path.
The path across King George Field has been resurfaced, and new bollards with Cycle Colchester's 'Share the Space' campaign stickers installed. Note the space to the left of the path, and tree to the right. Given that, why was the route s ... [more]
New bollards with Cycle Colchester's 'Share the Space' campaign stickers along this path across King George Field.
This could be a useful cut-through between Broadlands Way (thus the High Woods route and NCN Route 1) and Ipswich Road, but cycling is prohibited, and the chicanes make it awkward.
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